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I don't know, Gummo, what should I say. You offend me. In my opinion, the new English cinema is better: The Descent, Mum & Dad, The Cottage. The Americans still make good stuff (everyone loves Mandy Lane), and the Japanese have been very original even though they are now a bit overexposed.

You had me dying of laughter. delusionmovie

I'm sorry if I'm intruding, missing. The fact is that there is no balance between the content and trying to win over the audience. In simple words, you sang it to yourself and played it to yourself. I will listen to the record and it's only thanks to you for mentioning it and to the guys just above me who praised it. If you had included a sample, you would have definitely addressed the technical-genres aspect of the record and everything would have worked out. Instead, you just threw the stone and nothing more. Then excuse me: Neruda, Ungaretti, what do they have to do with it? Poetic language can be a starting point but not the predominant writing tool as in this case. In my opinion, you can rely on pure poetry only if you are revisiting a very well-known record. With respect.

this group definitely meant a lot, but it just doesn't communicate anything to me. from the same era, I've always preferred the Righteous Brothers or Dusty Springfield.

I'm looking for this album...

I repeat: download MUM & DAD (reviewed here) and then we can talk about some really good films.

The review is very nice. I don't know him. I have something by Usher that's gathering dust. Maybe it's not my style.

I want this album. And you were chilling.

The first three albums by Tracy Chapman are very enjoyable. This was a real punch in the gut. She writes (literarily speaking) in a sublime way. Very few have a brilliant pen like hers.

this record doesn’t get meeeeeeeee! damn, I just don’t understand, everyone worships it yet it can't seem to rise above its mediocre self. sob!